Jihadis die in war on the terror groups
SOCCER fans could face gangs of marauding female hooligans at this summer’s World Cup.
Disturbing footage shows organised battles between women-only ultra gangs in Russia.
Some join male firms for mass brawls in woods and on industrial estates.
Images of fighting females have appeared on sites dedicated to Russian ultras, such as OFNEWS, and shared on Youtube.
One video has attracted tens of thousands of views, with comments like: “It’d be fun to see 150 women fighting drunk English.”
Supporters from Zenit Saint Petersburg were filmed kicking and punching CKSA Moscow fans. Another video reveals women being goaded to attack England fans travelling to Russia for the World Cup, which stars on June 14. Deputy Chief Constable Mark Roberts, of the National Police Chiefs’ Council, led the policing operation at Euro 2016 and will do again in Russia.
He fears for the 10,000 travelling England fans this summer, saying: “There is a hooligan issue in Russia.
“It operates at an extreme level of violence.
There clearly is a potential issue.” RUSSIA killed 15 suspected terrorists resisting arrest and detained 189 in the first three months of this year amid fears jihadis will hit the World Cup.
Half a dozen plots were also intercepted, revealed Alexander Bortnikov, head of the FSB security service.
He said: “The activities of 12 terrorist cells were halted.”
ISIS warned this week, in a chilling poster, that President Vladimir Putin “will pay the price for killing Muslims”.
Mr Bortnikov also said security has been boosted at the building site of the new bridge linking the Russian mainland to the Crimea peninsula, annexed in 2014.
He vowed the FSB is “ready for action” against any terrorist threat to the bridge.
Officers “eliminated” one
ISIS terrorist cell in a shootout 235 miles from where England play in Volgograd in June.